dave

Hard to tell regarding the disposal. All that I've read mention bearings wearing out. It is easily over ten years old and was making noises prior to seizing. Copper wires.

Well, I got home from work and stretched the sockets out. I tightened up all four neutrals and there was some screwing to be done on all four. I plugged the coffee maker in a VIOLA! On she went, toaster too. My wife neglected to tell me that when the garbage disposal switch stopped working, it made a sound and then stopped. I hit the reset and the switched worked. Then, it tripped the disposal breaker. I turned the mechanism with a rod and it is quite tough and grinding a bit. Time for a new disposal. Much thanks to the bassresource community.

Not a GFI. Socket from 1972. Two sockets went out at once. Twice this week, the lights on the coffee pot came back on and then off again. Now the switch that operates the disposal doesn't work. I am going to hunt down my (or someone's) voltage tester and get some real readings. Thanks for the replies. Back with more info soon (I hope)

One morning, my coffee pot wouldn't turn on, neither would the toaster next to it. It is plugged into a different outlet. My first thought was "how could two appliances die at the same time?" I put my chirp tester in the socket. Power on the right (hot) plug, nothing on the white. I tested other outlets that were fine and got the same result. Now, the garbage disposal won't turn on. It is at the end of the series I guess, where these two outlets around my kitchen counter are located. Outlet, outlet, switch. The two outllets went out a week ago, the switch for the disposal, just yesterday. There is enough electricity to make my tester chirp but, the appliances aren't coming on. Any thoughts?

I had been in the old Greentop a number of times. I just went to the new store. If I had any complaint at all, it was missing the "feel" of the older, smaller, more cramped location. Don't get me wrong, it was better than most other much larger stores. Something was cool about the little store.

Curt is my all time favorite I think. He holds the first three places for passing yardage for Super Bowls.

DVT

You don't send J Franco PM's, J Franco takes PM's from you.

I've said it before, here in this forum (I think), she's not very good. I tried to listen last night to give her (and RW) the benefit of another listen. Couldn't finish. Pleasant to look at I guess (but aren't most of them) not to listen to.

Wait...this forum is public?

Keep ALL documentation. Two guys I know personally, were able to FRY the wife in divorce court through thorough documentation.

Heart goes out...

I keep switching back and forth between 50# Power Pro and 15# Yozuri Hybrid. The braid wrapping and catching on guides and tips and hook hangers and... Then there's the noise through the guides. Maybe it's just me.

Today's Shimano discussion is brought to you by the letter _____.

Beer...check. Ready.

Just south of Baltimore. Pretty much in the path. Our NJ branch closed for the next two days. Fingers crossed. Prayers said.

Check out having one built. Delaware Valley Tackle. Mike is an sponsor here.

http://www.ewtn.com/devotionals/novena/peregrine.htm

A young, newly ordained priest was approached by a young woman needing money for food and diapers for her baby. He told her that he wouldn't give her money but, he would go straight to CVS that was just two blocks away and buy everything she needed. He was truly excited that God had placed her in his path that he could help. As they walked, he talked and rambled on about everything he was going to buy for her and the baby. When they came to the CVS he opened the door for her...she wasn't there. He learned something. True story.

True flipping rods were usually parabolic. (slow) Pitching is another rod.

They can't mandate catch and kill. They want you to kill it but, can't make you. Again, tremendous gamefish and tasty too.

They require that they be killed IF you intend on keeping them. They cannot require you to kill anything you intend to release. They are becoming and are a great gamefish. Pretty soon there will probably be a www.snakeheadresource.com. LOL

I guide once told me that his favorite thing about red hooks was that once the red wore off, it was a bright and shiny gold color underneath.

I've seen that posted by RM several times over the years and it is always good to see.

Speaking of the OP...it's been three days...